It appears to be more complicated than that, but yes, wild animals seem to have an instinctive fear of people. Dogs (who are biologically regarded as a subspecies of wolves) have had that instinct largely bred out of them... some recent research on foxes in Russia indicates this may have taken a relatively short time (by the tenth generation, they had developed foxes that actively sought out the companionship of people and were "friendly" as opposed to simply not avoiding people).
Its a inherited
blinking, breathing, running.
it helps it make its food
Inherited traits of a wolf include characteristics such as fur color, size, speed, and strength. Wolves also inherit instincts for hunting and social behaviors within their pack structure. Additionally, traits related to survival skills, such as keen senses and efficient movement, are inherited through their genetic makeup.
Its basically anything they are born with. For example , eyes color, large ears or fur.
The people were avoiding world war 2 because,they were afraid.
The ISBN of People of the Wolf is 0812507371.
fur color eye color length width and the amount of fur.
language
People of the Wolf has 448 pages.
People of the Wolf was created in 1990-07.
Approximately 40% of people with retinoblastoma have an inherited form of the condition and approximately 60% have a sporadic (not inherited) form.